Blackjack NVRs support ONVIF-conformant IP cameras, helping integrators connect and manage compatible cameras within the video management system. They can record and manage both single-sensor and multi-sensor cameras, with available server configurations supporting throughput up to 180 Mbps or 360 Mbps.

Storage capacity affects how much recorded video Blackjack NVRs can retain, with available configurations ranging from 4 TB to 48 TB to support different camera counts, recording schedules, and retention needs. Recording throughput affects how much video the NVR can process at once, with desktop configurations supporting up to 180 Mbps and rack configurations supporting up to 360 Mbps for single-sensor and multi-sensor IP cameras.

Plan for two network connections so you can place camera traffic on a separate network from the NVR’s management or main network connection. For local monitoring, plan for a display connection using the server’s true HD or DisplayPort outputs, with support for displays up to 4K resolution.

Desktop Blackjack NVRs use a slim form factor with four or twelve terabytes of storage, up to 180 Mbps throughput, dual network cards, and local display outputs for compact surveillance installations. Rack-mounted Blackjack NVRs support sixteen to forty-eight terabytes of storage and up to 360 Mbps throughput, making them well suited for centralized systems that need greater recording capacity and room to scale.